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Understanding and Overcoming Temptation: Protect Yourself from Temptation’s Traps

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Do you want to do well in your career? You must prepare and work. Do you want to be good at a sport? You must be disciplined and train. Do you want to be a good cook? You must learn and practice.

What about avoiding and resisting temptation? Temptation ruins. Temptation damages. Temptation even kills. Like all achievements, the cost of overcoming temptation and avoiding its consequences includes learning to understand when and how it happens and then what to do to prevent it or escape it.

This book is a good place for you and your family to start learning and preparing yourselves for the battles with this destructive force.

Understanding and Overcoming Temptation
• Answers to "why did I do that again?"
• The good and bad of natural curiosity.
• Things are going comfortably. Danger!
• Do you know when your mind and feelings are attacked?
• You can overcome. You are not alone.

184 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 5, 2015

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About the author

Dr. Morris graduated from Pacific Coast Baptist Bible College and Anchor Theological Seminary. He received his Ph.D. in Biblical Studies from Louisiana Baptist University. Since 1978, he and his wife, Debbie, have served as missionaries in Chiapas, Mexico.
He presently pastors the Baptist church he founded in Tuxtla Gutiérrez and oversees several other churches, missions, and a Christian school. Much of his time is dedicated to training Hispanic pastors and counseling.

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August 31, 2021
An excellent read

Very practical and insightful. This read contains some of the most highlights I have ever made. Dr. Daniel Morris did not confine himself to one type of temptation but did a great job at explaining how temptation overall works and can avoided. I was pleased at how he used the Holy Scriptures along with other supporting and authoritative texts.
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